Joy Ruben Welts, LADC, understands that individuals may be struggling with trauma, depression, anxiety, anger, grief, addiction, relationships, and body image issues, among others. Clients are seeking self-compassion and empowered decision-making as they navigate challenges and strive for lasting change. As a skilled guide, she specializes in expressive arts psychotherapy, integrating creative problem-solving techniques such as visualization, meditation, art, movement, music, and writing. Joy recognizes that some feelings and experiences cannot be fully captured through words alone. It takes immense courage to craft the life one desires, and Joy is dedicated to helping her clients foster the positive, lasting change they seek. With compassion, depth, and a touch of lightheartedness, Joy is committed to supporting each individual's unique healing journey. If clients feel inspired to explore this path further, she welcomes the opportunity to connect.

Dr. Janice Seward is a dedicated psychologist with over 25 years of experience in pioneering natural alternatives for mental health and wellness. In these challenging times, she recognizes that traditional solutions may no longer suffice, and thus, she offers compassionate, creative, and cutting-edge therapies that integrate spirit, mind, body, and emotions. As a co-traveler in her clients' journeys, Dr. Seward connects individuals with their inner navigator, empowering them to navigate obstacles and choices that may feel unprecedented. Her integrative mental health treatment combines talk therapy, mind-body techniques, and herbal remedies, aimed at improving well-being, decreasing anxiety, and enhancing coping abilities. With a focus on the whole person rather than just symptoms, Dr. Seward fosters deep self-awareness, resilience, and personal growth in those she serves, including individuals, couples, and families. Through her expertise, clients gain new insights into their strengths and gifts, ultimately leading to improved relationships and enhanced communication skills.

Emily Shaw is a licensed clinical social worker providing psychotherapy to adolescents, adults, couples, and families who are navigating a variety of emotional and relational challenges. Her therapeutic approach is primarily psychodynamic, deeply informed by Attachment Theory, mindfulness, and the evolving fields of trauma and neuroscience. With a keen interest in helping individuals make sense of their experiences, Emily works collaboratively with her clients to identify underlying issues and understand the emotional processes at play. She believes that cultivating an interest and openness to self-exploration is crucial for making progress. While she does not focus on getting stuck in the past, Emily emphasizes that understanding one's history is essential to building a solid foundation for personal growth and healthier relationships. She holds a BA with Honors from Brown University and a Master's in Social Work from New York University. With over two decades of practice since 2003, Emily has honed her expertise through valuable experiences at the Jacobi Medical Center in New York and the Austen Riggs Center in Stockbridge, MA.

Rebecca Tillinghast, LICSW, is a compassionate therapist dedicated to helping adults and elders navigate the complexities of life. She specializes in individual therapy aimed at fostering self-awareness and enhancing overall quality of life. With a focus on relationship issues, life transitions, and self-esteem, Rebecca supports her clients through anxiety, depression, intimacy challenges, work-related stress, family conflicts, grief and loss, as well as the intricacies of aging and major life changes. Her therapeutic approach is tailored to meet each individual’s unique needs, strengths, and goals. Drawing on a rich blend of treatment modalities including Psychodynamic Therapy, Family Systems Theory, and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, she creates a safe and respectful environment conducive to growth. With years of experience spanning primary care, emergency medicine, and community mental health, Rebecca has collaborated closely with various health, educational, and human service providers in Berkshire County. Her warm, open, and practical style ensures that clients feel supported throughout their journey towards healing and personal development.

Elise Title, MSW, is dedicated to empowering women of all ages to cultivate a positive self-image. Understanding the profound impact of negative self-image on mental, physical, social, emotional, and spiritual well-being, Elise's mission is to guide women in embracing their true selves. Many women carry insecurities from childhood, which can cast a shadow over their adult lives. Elise recognizes that the unhappy child within often dictates feelings of self-worth and confidence. Through her coaching, she skillfully helps women reassess their strengths and weaknesses, transforming poor self-image into positive habits. With focused support, women can create a healthy body image and pursue their personal, relational, and professional goals with newfound energy and joy. Elise Title offers a nurturing space for women to reclaim their identities and move confidently forward in life.

Dr. Jeffrey Title is an esteemed relationship specialist with over thirty years of experience dedicated to helping couples navigate the complexities of their marital and premarital issues. He adopts an active and intensive approach to teach couples effective methods to resolve conflicts, emphasizing the importance of fighting for the relationship rather than against each other. Known for his candid style, Dr. Title is unafraid to name names and take sides when necessary, always prioritizing the well-being of the relationship. He often works with one partner while the other listens intently, ensuring time is spent productively rather than engaging in back-and-forth arguments. In his role as a therapist, he skillfully highlights non-relational behaviors and seizes the moment to impart new skills that couples can practice both in the office and at home. Dr. Title believes that while conflict is an inevitable part of relationships, respect is paramount. His goal is to guide couples in transforming adversity into opportunities for loving growth. To provide focused attention, he offers double sessions of 90 minutes or longer for couples seeking to deepen their connection.

Elizabeth Young is a licensed clinical social worker and therapist dedicated to providing a safe and supportive space for her clients to explore the significance of their life experiences. With a focus on building trustworthy therapeutic relationships, she encourages individuals to delve into their histories and emotions. Through a mix of relational, attachment-based, narrative, and cognitive behavioral therapy, Elizabeth helps clients identify patterns, uncover strengths, and cultivate resilience. Her therapeutic approach empowers clients to make informed choices that foster positive changes in their lives. As clients learn to recognize their abilities and inner power, they often experience a decrease in anxiety and depression, leading to greater confidence, wisdom, and hope for the future. Elizabeth possesses extensive experience working with writers, artists, musicians, and performers, making her particularly adept at supporting those undergoing significant life transitions, including career changes, health challenges, and relationship shifts. Additionally, Elizabeth facilitates therapeutic groups and has specialized knowledge in medical issues, spirituality, and grief, enhancing her ability to assist a diverse range of clients throughout their journeys of self-discovery and personal growth.

Dr. B. Sandor Vogel is a seasoned clinical psychologist, licensed in New York State since 1969 and Massachusetts since 2003. His areas of specialization encompass couples therapy, where he is certified as an Imago therapist, as well as sex therapy, for which he holds a diplomate designation. Dr. Vogel is skilled in individual and group therapy and possesses post-graduate training in psychoanalysis, cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT), and sex therapy, with a particular focus on PTSD since the events of 9/11/01. He has also imparted his knowledge to students at the City University of New York for thirty years before retiring, attesting to his commitment to educating future therapists.

Arin Willey, MA, LMHC, R-DMT, is dedicated to helping teens and adults navigate the complexities of stress, anxiety, and relationship issues. With a profound understanding of how past trauma and daily challenges can impact well-being, Arin utilizes an integrative approach that combines somatic psychotherapy, mindfulness-based practices, and expressive arts therapies. Clients engaging with Arin can expect to experience reduction in tension, worry, and self-doubt, transforming isolation into a sense of connection, joy, and support. Therapy sessions are designed to empower individuals to discover their strengths and unlock their potential. Arin believes that prioritizing oneself is essential to becoming an ally in one's own life, and together with their clients, they explore personalized paths to healing and grounding solutions. As a valued member of the group practice Movement Matters Integrative Psychotherapy, Arin is committed to employing innovative strategies to help clients create the fulfilling lives they envision.

Angela Wilson, LMHC, is an experienced counselor who has dedicated her career to supporting individuals facing challenges like depression, anxiety, and relationship issues. With a background in community mental health settings and as part of the Therapeutic Community Group Program at the Austen Riggs Center, she fosters a warm and welcoming environment where clients can freely express their emotions and thoughts. Through her collaborative approach, Angela helps clients gain a deeper understanding of their minds, working together to diminish symptoms and enhance the quality of their lives. She is curious about her clients' experiences and strives to restore ease in their lives. Angela employs a variety of therapy types, including Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT) and psychodynamic techniques, guiding clients to develop insights into themselves and their relationships. By engaging in this transformative process, clients can explore their thoughts and feelings more deeply, paving the way for personal growth and healing.